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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 10234, 26 June 1883, Page 3

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, wangantti. WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES, in ana Fibb Bbigadb HAiir, St. Him-stbeet. July 6. — Rev. T. S. Grace — "My Impressions of England." ; July 26. — Sir William Fox — " Egypt," with Illustrations. July 19.— Lloyd Hassell, Esq., O.E.— "The Sea." August 2 — Rev. J. Trcadwell— " The Old Man of Cro-magnon." _„ __ Tickets — For Course, 5s ; Single Lecture, la. Tickets may be obtained at Montague j and Co.'s, or from any of the Committee. THLS SPACE 18 RESERVED FOB TV/TRS WALKER'S GREAT SALE. Particulars in Next Issue, c ' . . . FINAL NOTICE. ; iy T agent, W. O. Watkins, will sue forthllL with for all. outstanding accounts duo to me without further notice, aa I am leaving the country. CHARLES GORDON. •WANGANUI STEAM FLOUR MILLS. ON SALE— FLOUB, POLLARD, BRAN. NEW and Second Hand Corn Sacks. Sound Seed Wheat. Cornish Steam ' Boiler, suitable for a SawmiU. ,' N.B. — On and after July Ist Terms will be Steictit Casit, except by Special Arrangement. JAMES DUIG^N, ■ Proprietor. GEORGE LORIMER, (From Edinburgh, and late with Mr S. H. Drew), Tl/TANUFACTURING JEWELLER Opposite the Convent, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. MASONIO JBWEM.BB AND {MEDALLIST. Every description of Jewellery Made and Repaired with prompt attention. Estimates given. Watches and Clocks Repaired by an experienced Workman. J. W. MoDTJFF, WANGANUI COACH FACTORY, HAVING- a staff of first-class mechanicu for each branch, of the trade, cas safely recommend his work as being at least equal to anything hitherto turned out in the province. Painting, Tbimming, and Rbpaibdto of all kinds done with promptitude and efficiency. J. W. MoD. is now building PHOTONS, DOGCARIS, BUGGIE , WAGGONETTES, SPRING TRAPS, and Vehicles o£ every other description, the latest and most approved New York and London designs, and of the best materials, at Moderate Prices. IMPORTANT NOTICE. rpHE business of Chemists and Druggists X carried on by the undersigned has thiß day been transferred to Messrs A, M. LOASBT and Co. WAKEFIELD & HOGG. June 20th, 1883. A. M. LOASBY & CO., Iv soliciting a continuance of the suppert so liberally bestowed on their predecessors, will make it their constant aim to conduct the business (and the Dispensing Department especially) with the satno amount of care and accuracy for which this establishment is already noted. ' Ihe Dispensing Depabtmbni will be under the personal supervision of Mr LOASBY, who, after eleven years' practical experience, is well fitted to undertake the management I of so important a branch of the profession '• WAKEFIELD & HOGG, In thanking their numerous customers for past favours, would solicit a continuance of them for their successors, Messrs A. M. Loasiiy & Co. NOTICE ! NOTICE ! NOTICE ! HUGH BLACK, Watciimakbb and Jeweilbh, Wanoanui, WISHES everybody lo remember that he is SELLING and REPAIRING Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery of different descriptions, at very low prices. Repairs done with despatch, and charges moderate. Victoria Avenue, next J. Anderson's. STAR HOTEL^ Lambton Quay, Wellington. PROPRIETOR, C. P. DE LAUNAY. Best accommodation for travellers. Good Beds. An excellent Cook kept. Meals nt all hours. Foxton Coach departs and arrives every day ttt the door. Booking OJlico opposite. Moot Comfortable Hotel in Wellington. Charges moderate. V. P. TVW L.iUtf*Y, Star Jlotel,